The phrase "a typical presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a presentation that is representative of a common or standard format or style.
Example: "During the conference, she delivered a typical presentation that included an introduction, main points, and a conclusion."
Alternatives: "a standard presentation" or "a conventional presentation".
A typical presentation is that of James S. of Portland, Maine.
(c) The extruded disc material is round in the axial slides, which is a typical presentation.
Below, a typical presentation of a chromatogram of FDOPA -L performed with HPLC-UV and radioactivity detector.
Case 1 is a typical presentation of a patient with worsening sinus conditions over the previous 2 weeks.
Although this case had a typical presentation and course, it is remarkable in that the final visual acuity in the right eye was 20/30.
The main reason for ICU admission is acute respiratory failure (ARF): type and frequency of lung involvement vary among the different CTDs [5], but a typical presentation is represented by interstitial lung disease (ILD) [6, 7].
Eligibility of clients with a-typical presentations was discussed on a case-by case basis throughout the trial, but the eligibility of most potential participants could be determined on the basis of the original screening questions.
In its heft and shape, it indeed mimicked beef more than any typical presentation of fish.
In particular, a change in behaviour, typical presentation, a GP's gut feeling, and the perception of a negative attitude from the medical rescue team influence a GP's referral decision.
While arthralgia is a common and typical presentation of rat-bite fever, we believe streptobacillary septic arthritis should be managed as a separate disease entity caused by S. moniliformis due to the differences in clinical manifestations, even though the clinical presentations of the two disease entities overlap and may not be easily distinguished from one another.
Here on the outskirts of Fort Lauderdale on Saturday night, Mr. Kerry made an appeal to the heavily Jewish population, tacking onto his typical presentation a story about his visit to an Israeli air base and his aerial tour, saying the upside-down view during a loop in a small jet had given him a better understanding of the tiny country's vulnerabilities.
